The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-21

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Rsduimsu and kins'i9n also ran.
p.lnsou. to on Tll% sSs,y st' to .n.. I.ss.,a
against fr'n1i and kins'toni 20 TO against Es
When tho flag fell Laggard was a length in
vance OF Hanover, with Kingston next and Fir
with With the latter on the outside, the two drew
away from the others. racing up the stretch to
bs ns Sh IL on head a and Kss
The two leaders made sharp race Of It around
ne %par'SS sSs, S%s Sss a.
TIE Inside afssn'a ana 0 forced 9 Iassafd
along the backstrotch., not only clos
ss neck to and sSSgSsrs but thea ssfh sE n R%
three. who ran in a close bunch. On the turn
np e hem he May to Ss
stretch, where they wers Joined or the outsids
SPURS we're freely used on each. p The close and
%sn, y ths trio strusslsd gS%sy t. ths wiz, S
three. LaEgard was first. Fironzi second. and
Hanover. wedged in between, the pair, third.
Four lengths behind came Esquimau, with
Kingston bringing up the rear
LONG KNIGHT GOOD IN THE MUD.
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r,s, heHe Ensss aged BY Ienst.
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EOle and Eolian also ran 1I,,. ,..o
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The start was a very strasgling one, Arc A5fgs
Who was st two better than Barnnm Hrso Kept
his advantage In the run up the stretch. past
the stand around the turn, and along the
CLOSELY Tapped on the latter. On he lar turn
saH nsa 10 shs es ArsH
s,reteh. followed BY Barnum and Long knight:
Knsht on the outside easily went to the frons
and, drawing away. won by four lengths. with
Bsrnum second. eight in front OF ArRo.
40 TO CHANCE WINS THE MIRAGE.
of tho sssoPd raers so%sd
Pen!%ers Brs: Ies,h.l Stocking by Moee..in
e. EF fSns afSfta
Pfsdisal Rosorium, Banner Bearer, Pocomoke, and
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The start was uneven. Luna Brown getting
The best ofit PIT she was sqSn 99tt9oted 6y
showing the way past the half, on the far turn
ana into the stretch. where he VA. FOLLOWED BY
RosariTm Luna Br0wn and Leather .,c. st0 Stii
the sixteenth pole was reached, when Leather
Stocking drew, out and won handily by
OF Luna Brown.
CLOSE FINISH IN THE sELIINa RACE.
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j.spslim.n.S: b; stss.Aspey. aged, by olsnslr-La
R. fuofers e. Edssor liz barne:l
Ssss TIC BOURBON John Keys: ran
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Relax. strathspey. and The Bourbon were in
front when the signal was given With Editor o.,
ohs ssf e ut hs
stra 12sI and shs fss Turn
IN this order they entered the stretch. At the
the last SKI Sixteenth strsthspey Closed on him
lengths in front Of Macgregor.
HERCULES SHOWS HIS sTnESaTH AS A, JUMPER.
Purse $780, Of which 500 to tho second, handicap
tfs y FL
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low IT. sse isS s the a1s Jump
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stoi.
Shamrock, followed by Sam Emery and Her.
| cules. led around the course to the water jump;
place on the turn and going to the front at the
half. On the lower turn he had lead OF six
second time, Shamrock, Tennessee. and Sam
Emery closed on him. the four taking the jump
well together At the next Jump on the turn
to the main track where he was q length in ad-
vance Of Tennessee, he a length In front OF
ten lengths behind. On the far turn weight
told on Tennessee. and Hercules passed him,
heading him before reaching the last hurdle
| which he took length In front. Hercules then
| came away and won by six lengths Emery
! second, fifteen in front Of Tennessee.
AN UNPLEASANT INCIDENT.
Mr.. Charles Victor Sass, editor Of the Sporting
| World, and one Of the most popular men In re:
| porters' row, was Invested OF his badge and
/ striotmras mnda on Tha Rnurhon racA oI